Introduce yourself about your background

[Ngamphol Soonthornworasiri]

1. Introduce yourself about your background, what kind of work you are doing that related to statistics.
2. Have you ever learned or applied statistics in your work related to data analysis or statistical analysis. Please share your experience.

[Siriluk Dungdawadueng]

My name is Siriluk, you can call me ‘New’ 🙂

My background is in biotechnology and marketing, and I have worked in the clinical vaccine trial field for over seven years. I started my career as a Clinical Research Associate (CRA) in a pharmaceutical company, focusing on multiple site monitoring and clinical site management.

Driven by a passion for understanding the intricacies of clinical data management, I joined the data management team for clinical research studies in 2021. In this role, I contribute to ensuring the quality and accuracy of clinical trial data, utilizing my experience in trial coordination. My work often involves applying statistical principles to support data validation, monitoring, and reporting processes, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and contributing to the success of clinical research projects.

[Aye Thinzar Oo]

It’s great to see your extensive background in biotechnology, marketing, and clinical vaccine trials! I think, your experience as a Clinical Research Associate and your work in data management showcase a strong foundation in both clinical processes and data integrity.

[Aye Thinzar Oo]

Hello everyone, I’m Aye Thinzar Oo, and you can refer to me as “Thinzar.” With a background in computer science, I have approximately 8 years of experience working in software testing, microfinance, and software development, including data collection for Myanmar’s 2015 election. Since 2018, I have been involved in the health sector, focusing on health information systems.
While I don’t have extensive statistical experience, I am proficient in data validation and using SQL queries for health data reporting to assist the M&E team. My organization employs an electronic system for health data collection, which has allowed me to enhance my SQL knowledge. Additionally, I have experience managing health data, including patient and service delivery information.

[Siriluk Dungdawadueng]

Hi Thinzar 🙂 Thank you for your message.
It’s wonderful to learn about your extensive background in computer science, and software development, and your work in the health sector sounds fascinating. I’m particularly impressed by your focus on health information systems and your proficiency in SQL for data validation and reporting. These are valuable skills in ensuring the quality and usability of health data. 🙂

[Alex Zayar Phyo Aung]

This is Alex and I hold an MBBS degree. I earned a master’s degree in public health from Khon Kaen University in 2018. I gained knowledge in biostatistics as part of the Master degree in Public Health program. Currently, I work as a Monitoring, Evaluation, Learning and Health System Director at an NGO. My daily responsibilities involve analyzing both quantitative and qualitative data from primary and secondary sources. The data analysis and presentation pattern are focused on descriptive analysis.

[Cing Sian Dal]

Hi everyone,
My name is Cing Sian Dal, but you can call me Cing. My background and interests are in Computer Science. I am currently working at a health tech startup focusing on developing a health information system for Myanmar, especially for underserved ethnic communities I learned statistics during my dental school, which is a part of preventive and community dentistry, and applied it from community surveys. Other than that, I have not had similar experiences in statistics since then. I look forward to learning and applying statistics through assignments and reading with you all.

[Tanaphum Wichaita]

My name is Tanaphum Wichaita, and my nickname is Jumbo. I have a background in software engineering and currently work as a Research Software Engineer at the Mahidol Oxford Tropical Medicine Research Unit (MORU). My role involves writing code to support research and consulting with researchers. Sometimes, I write code to create tables and plots, including statistical summaries such as mean, median, max, and min etc.. I also have experience working with Bayesian models.

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